Great vid. In Australia it's called a pinch bar. Crow bars are a long bar with a flat head and a tapered point. I think the Americans called them spud bars
@@Kube_Dog LOL... You nailed it, Dog! ... "You know, that thing"! On my best belief, a 'crow' bar is a generalization for some kind, sort, or style of pry bar or lever. I suspect the 'crow' and 'pinch' are equal generalizations. The revolutionary invention of the modern lever lots-of-thousands of years ago has never been named anything better than 'lever', so we need names, right?! 'Crow' and 'pinch', you're up! I just want to know how much a 24mm socket is going to cost, since my Craftsman hand-tool set only goes up to 19mm. Fuching impediments seem well-engineered to prevent 'honey-doers' from fixing their own shi... stuff in a world where small-engine repair shops have gone out of business by virtue of the perception that 'disposable' is more profitable than fixing complex machines, no matter how easily they can be fixed.
